Here are some numbers that I pulled from those forums: ABRSM grade 1 piano is a big hurdle, and it takes most children 1.5 to 2 years to get there, even longer if the child started before age 6/7. Afterwards, a grade per year is typical, with practice slowly increasing to about 2 hours when preparing for grade 8.
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Read More »Don't get intimidated. A lot of people here on the forum are very motivated, practice a lot, and progress fast. Check the ABRSM forums for a typical perspective. Here are some numbers that I pulled from those forums: ABRSM grade 1 piano is a big hurdle, and it takes most children 1.5 to 2 years to get there, even longer if the child started before age 6/7. Afterwards, a grade per year is typical, with practice slowly increasing to about 2 hours when preparing for grade 8. Teenagers competing for a place at conservatory will do a lot more than those 2 hours, but 2 hours a day is roughly what is needed to go from grade 7 to grade 8 in a year. Grade 8 is conservatory entry level, and diploma level is end-of-first-year-conservatory level, so technically the difference is only a year, but it's a year of FULL TIME study. Adults can go faster than children, especially in the beginning. That is partly because adults understand musical notation faster. And partly it is because adults can practice seriously almost from the beginning, whereas it can take a young child years before it is independent and literate enough to practice (unsupervised) half an hour a day.
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